Creating a 'simplified' example (not really) to demonstrate the problem
Zoom in on one of the constant speed movements.(upper graph)
psd (lower graph) will still be showing spectrum of whole data file.
click 'n release any mouse button in the upper graph, and only then
will the lower graph re
On 22/03/07, Eric Firing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Richard Brown wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I'm pretty new to python; I'm in the process of switching from Matlab.
> > I do quite a bit of image processing in my research, and while
> > pylab/matplotlib seems to be a great plotting library, some
Maybe I have reinvented the wheel, but I find the attached code snippet
very useful.
I have modified a bit the recipe at
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/65222
to be used in the following situation:
You plot (interactively) something in a main program, which than works
heavi
Hello,
I am using the OO interface to plot some data in logarithmic y-scale.
The data displayed are almost constant but not entirely, see the
attached image. In order to see the details, I would like to do
something like 'axis( 'image' )' for the yaxis. I have tried to play
with axes.set_ylim(), a
This will give you a smooth line for your cumulative distribution function:
x = randn(1)
y = sort(x)
plot(y,linspace(0,1,1))
Mark
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